why-might-a-transporter-fail-to-move-a-molecule-across-the-membrane

Question

Why might a transporter fail to move a molecule across the membrane?

Accepted Answer

The molecule does not fit the specific binding site of the transporter.

Answer

The molecule is too large to fit through the transporter.

Answer

The transporter is blocked by another molecule.

Answer

The transporter is not receiving enough ATP.